There are many good people here.
There are some people in positions of power that don't understand what NetApp is good at, and especially, what it needs to improve on.
Pay attention to the total cost of quality when addressing new projects, instead of "saving $1" in one area, only to have to pay $10 in support in another area.
I was asked to write a program to solve a moderately difficult problem. It took 15-30 minutes to write the code on the laptop provided, with an Eclipse environment. I reviewed the code with the interviewer. I had just enough time to finish, but the r
I had an easy experience. One single phone call. Informal chat with the manager, and the next thing I heard was "Congratulations!"
I came to NetApp for an interview. I met with three senior engineers, a hiring manager, and a group director. The interview was going smoothly, and my answers met the director's expectations.
I was asked to write a program to solve a moderately difficult problem. It took 15-30 minutes to write the code on the laptop provided, with an Eclipse environment. I reviewed the code with the interviewer. I had just enough time to finish, but the r
I had an easy experience. One single phone call. Informal chat with the manager, and the next thing I heard was "Congratulations!"
I came to NetApp for an interview. I met with three senior engineers, a hiring manager, and a group director. The interview was going smoothly, and my answers met the director's expectations.